Hibernian manager David Gray faces increasing scrutiny after a drab defeat to St Johnstone on Sunday. Both outlets frame the result as the latest setback in a period of struggling performances, with attention focused on Gray’s position and the club’s on-field form.
The coverage links the mounting pressure to broader concerns about Hibs’ recent run of results and the way the team is performing. The articles discuss perceived issues in how the side is set up and how tactical decisions are being handled, describing it as a cycle of “gambling and guessing” rather than a consistent, clearly defined approach. Neither source presents a single agreed cause, but both suggest that recent weeks have prompted growing frustration among observers as the team fails to find consistent momentum.
Overall, the outlets converge on the same core point: the defeat at St Johnstone intensifies the debate around Gray and Hibernian’s direction, with the emphasis placed on performance and decision-making in the club’s current spell rather than isolated match circumstances.
